Unit 9-7: RESISTANCE to Globalization After 1900

What has globalization greatly increased?

• Political stability

• Cultural homogeneity

• World's economic output

• Environmental sustainability

Which institutions are criticized for reinforcing a system that marginalizes developing nations?

• United Nations

• World Health Organization

• European Union

• World Bank and IMF

What does the disparity between the global North and South illustrate?

• Environmental policies are improving

• Economic policies can perpetuate inequality

• Cultural differences are diminishing

• Technological advancements are equal

What is the significance of the Battle for Seattle?

• It marked the end of the Cold War

• It was a major trade agreement

• It was a cultural festival

• It signifies resistance against globalization

How has China responded to globalization in terms of cultural resilience?

• By censoring foreign influences

• By adopting all foreign media

• By promoting only Western culture

• By eliminating local traditions

What role does social media play in globalization?

• Is solely used for entertainment

• Has no impact on globalization

• Only spreads misinformation

• Facilitates cultural exchange and activism

What was the Bretton Woods Conference pivotal in shaping?

• Medieval political systems

• Local agricultural practices

• Modern global economics

• Ancient trade routes

What do ongoing resistance movements suggest about the future of globalization?

• A potential shift towards a more equitable global economy

• A complete end to globalization

• A return to isolationism

• An increase in global conflicts

What is a criticism of the World Bank and IMF's policies?

• They promote local businesses

• They focus solely on environmental issues

• They ignore economic growth

• They often favor multinational corporations

What challenge remains significant in achieving a more equitable global economy?

• Environmental changes

• Cultural differences

• Lack of technology

• Entrenched power structures